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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1919

Page

14

Soldiers File on Good Lands Arco Vicinity

Sixty three returned soldiers and one woman head for Idaho to file on half sections near Arco as promoters in the east push land settlement. The group includes Miss Iace Lowe and James J. Mullin, with J. K. South organizing two Pullmans. thirty Omaha men plan to depart May 30. The new homestead law credits veterans for service time.

Soldier Land Projet Omaha News Idaho Arco Washington, D.C Iace Lowe Washington J. K. South Omaha New Homestead H. B. Bughee Marcy Street Fred R. Larsen John A. Cotter Davenport Street Jay J. Mullin Twentysixth Street H. Tarnow Springfield Ernest Hinkle Charles Tutfield J. ¥. Fanger Dodge William Wandsehmeider Twenty-fourth Street M. Alden Papilion Lawrence Lambden Council Bluffs R. L. Massey Davenport N. Freidman Harney John Hume M. H. Barton G. D. Rains Poppleton Avenue H. H. Benedict Calhoun Odell H. C. Steinbaugh Benton W. L. Payne Douglas Clay C. Beisel Pinkney C. A. Sword McFall Harl E. Winget F. P. Winget J. L. O'Connell S. Thirtieth Avenue H. Shoeman Delmar Hotel Charles S. Patterson Paul Samuelson Newport Avenue A. C. Patterson Hans L. Hansen Fighty-fifth and R. C. Hansen Fourth St

Willard Sparring Partner Wounded After First Workout

Walter Monahan, chief sparring partner for Jess Willard, is treated for a lumpy jaw after a punch sustained in his initial workout with the champion.

Toledo Walter Monahan Jess Willard

Civic clubs unite to plan city park system in Pocatello

Representatives of numerous civic groups and Mayer Whitaker meet at Bannock hotel at the invitation of Commercial club president S E Brady to discuss funding, planning, and use of park monies. Mayor notes city now spends 14 000 on parks and urges a five to six block system with broader civic backing. Community leaders propose homes for homeless girls, safer youth programs, and expanded municipal parks to relieve housing scarcity.

Mayer Whitaker Eivic Bannock Hotel E. Brady Commercial Club Brady Pocatello Ymoc. A Salt Lake Bk. H. Clarke Clarke Realty Company KE. Brady C. C. Bowerman W. J. Lagling KR. H. Hunter Civic Club I. Moberly C. BE M. Leux Mable Kasiska College Club C. E. Brooks Short Line War FE. C. White Red Cross L. V. Shellerman R. D. Jones Joe T Young Rotary Jelab E. A. Krussman

Inspector General Thines Sets Inspection Tour Schedule

Director General Thines departed after midnight on a multi city inspection trip. He will visit Boston Omaha Denver and Birmingham to review operations and standards.

Washington Thines Boston Omaha Denver Birmingham

Moore Becomes Acting Governor Enroute to Boise

Lieutenant Governor C. C. Moore of St. Anthony passed through the city last evening on his way to Boise to assume acting governor duties during Governor D. W. Davis absence in Washington on reclamation matters.

C. C. Moore St. Anthony City Boise D. W. Davis Washington

Boys and Girls Play Festival at Lava Springs

A Bannock county boys and girls festival will be held at Lava Hot Springs state park on June 19. The two day event features plays games badge contests races swimming stunts songs and a basket dinner at noon with a urged community turnout and parent participation.

Lava Hot Springs Bannock County State Park

East Idaho Baptists to Hold Convention

The twenty fifth annual meeting of the Eastern Idaho Baptist association will be hosted by the First Baptist Church in this city on June 6 7 and 3 public welcome. The program includes studies in the Word reports by department officers and various addresses by Rev J A Ford Rev Ray Palmer Dr H R Murphy and others with sessions on youth work reconstruction and missionary effort.

Eastern Idaho Baptist Association First Baptist Church Baptist Churches of Eastern Idaho J. A. Ford American Falls Young People’s Society Ray Palmer T. Owden A. F. Culver Blackfoot H. FE. Grothe American Walls Joel Wood H. R. Murphy Bengal-Orissa Idaho Falls Palmer South First Baptist Church of Ogden

City Baseball League To Start

City baseball league announced four teams with players listed for three squads and a full roster to be published in a few days. The lineup includes Business Men and Clerks clubs with players such as Conley Bistline Kamp Neeley Fox Cummings and others awaiting final confirmation.

City Ball League Business Men Conley Claud Bistline Kamp Neeley Fox Cummings Barthold W. P. Shaw Ray Bistline Casey Jones Jesse Gerald Clarence Rainey Waters and Leopard Clerks Roberts Hawkins Allen French Isham Miller Cooper Rott Snyder Syms Houlihan

Tradesmen See Serious Side on Global Trade

Washington reports Frank Vanderlip former president of the National City Bank of New York told the Pan American conference that trade between South America and Europe cannot resume as before for some time due to overseas conditions more serious than understood on this continent or by many Europeans.

Washington Frank Vanderlip National City Bank of New York Pan-American Conference South America Europe

Murdered Widow Sara Coburn Found Dead at Ranch Home

The body of Sara Laura Coburn, widow of millionaire Loren Coburn, was discovered beaten in a bedroom at a ranch near Pescadero California. The sole occupant with her was her son in law Wallace Coburn, 63, who was found dragging the body and is reportedly unable to speak. A caretaker who tended the stepson had left the house yesterday.

Redwood City Cal Sara Laura Coburn Pescadero Loren Coburn

Twin Falls Elks Roundup Grandstand Under Construction

Construction began on a grandstand and bleachers in Twin Falls for the Elks roundup and patriotic celebration to be held July 3 4 and 5. Contractor E A Moon of Twin Falls leads the job with an estimated cost of 7500 dollars to accommodate 15000 to 25000 visitors.

Twin Falls Elks E. A. Moon

Tech Alumni Reunion Welcomes New Idaho Institute President

The fifteenth annual Alumni banquet at the Idaho Technical Institute campus drew over 126 members. R C Frazier and acting president Norman Adkinson were welcomed by secretary Maude Dayton, with remarks praising the alumni and urging support for increased enrollment. Sergeant Cleveland Bardine, a Tech graduate and former YMCA director, paid tribute to Miles F Reed. Officers elected include Theodore Turner Jr. as president and William Byrne as vice president.

Alumni Association of the Academy of Idaho Alumni Association of the Idaho Technical Institute Idaho Tech R. ¢. Frazier Milea F. Reed Norman B. Adkison Mand KE. Dayton Iis Grads Frazier Fravier Adkison Marvery Trieber Clyde B. Stratford Walter H. Cleare Theodore Turner Cleveland M. Bardine Bardine Maude E K. Dayton

Short Line personnel movements and death in Salt Lake City

West end inspections by H Crane and supervision moves by B Chalmers and others surface. William Lane visits. A Hinckley travels from Lima aboard No 30. EB Brooks inspects Montana division. Knickerbocker and Platt journey via Pocatello to Huntington. J H Kane heads to Chicago with his wife and kids. J S Duncan, Short Line supervisor of employment chief clerk, dies in Salt Lake City at age 37. remains go to Las Vegas New Mexico where family resides. Duncan had been ill a year and recently pneumonia caused death.

J. 5. Duncan Short Line Salt Lake City Duncan Pocatello Las Vegas New Mexico

Motorman Arrested for Speeding in Spokane

Spokane June 5 W N King a motorman was arrested for driving his street car at 32 miles an hour the first such arrest in the city’s history.

Spokane W. N. King

Local Briefs From Pocatello In The Past Week

The district reports a birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs R K Rice at 1009 Park Avenue Fairview. Other items note the Fraternal Order of Eagles attendance aim, Methodist Ladies Aid meeting, travel visits to Eugene Oregon, marriage licenses for Hendricks Woodbury and Shillinger Woodard, Bishop Gorman visiting Boise diocesan affairs, and local civic updates. Lifelong service milestones include Lt Toston departing for Omaha, speeders fined in city court, Mack Inn reports cold fishing near Trade, Knights of Columbus smoker planned, and council meetings on budgets and reports. Additional notes cover staff conferences for Metropolitan Life agents, and local families planning summer visits or discharge news for servicemen.

Belgium Ready to Feed Tourists Now

Brussels reports Belgium is prepared to feed any number of tourists due to improved food supplies, according to the food minister cited by the Associated Press.

Belgium Brussels Associated Press

Water shortage warning hits Idaho reservoirs

Commissioner Swendsen warns Jackson lake storage is 200000 feet below seasonal norms risking crop damage on Twin Falls and Minidoka projects. Irrigation must cut use to forestall losses in a lean water year.

Boise Commissioner of Reclamation Swendsen Jackson Lake Twin Falls Minidoka

Suffrage Amendment Moves To State Legislatures

Washington reports that after decades of effort the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment has passed the Republican Senate and now advances to state legislatures, needing three fourths ratification. The Senate vote topped the minimum by two, following House approval May 21.

Washington Congress Senate House

Grand Parade Wins Derby at Epsom Downs

Grand Parade captured the Derby at Epsom Downs with Buehan finishing second and Paper Money third among thirteen starters. The result marks a landmark win for the victorious owner and trainer.

London Grand Parade Epsom Downs Buehan Paper Money

Strikes Prohibited in Rhenish Republic Declared

General Mangin commander of the French army of occupation forbids strikes against the Rhenish republic and threatens leaders with expulsion. The proclamation was published in the Frankfurter Gazette.

Berlin Mangin Mayence Rhenish Republic Frankfort

Famous Volcano Again Active on Hawaiian Island

The Kilauea volcano on Hawaii shows unprecedented activity with lava columns rising above the crater floor and streams reaching three miles in four days. A new lava lake forms, Mauna Loa activity follows, and experts forecast possible spectacular eruptions as subsidence may occur near the solstice. Pele interpretations and a shattered scientists’ shelter reflect ongoing danger and mythic awe surrounding the eruption.

Honolulu T. H Kitanea Hawaii Mauna Loa Kiltuea Thomas A. Jaggar, Jr Federal Observatory Kilauea

Denver Court Uses Backward Jury Box To Cut Perjury

Denver judges say a redesigned courtroom forces witnesses to face the entire room, increasing solemnity and honesty. Trials now feature jurors with backs to the room, the witness box at judge level, and a view of all participants to deter lying.

Denver Colo Julian H. Moore Henry Hersey Moore

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Arco Vicinity Whursday’s Daily Lava Springs East Idaho Baptists TECH Happy Birlroad News H. Crane West End Co. B. Chalmers William Lane The Franklin Railway Supply Company A. (. Hinckley Lima Montana EB. Brooks J. H. Kane Chicago Mr. Kane Mrs. Kane East R. K. Rice Park Avenue Fairview Eagles Order of Eagles Aid Methodist George Hendricks Rose Woodbury Jack F. Shillinger Jennie Woodard Soda Springs Daniel M. Gorman Oregon M. J Hutton Lindley Oil Company Fort Worth Texas Hood River Col J. Taylor Floyd J. Lee J. C. Lee North Harrison Floyd Pacific Union Medical College St. Helena California S. M. York York K. G. Galt Metropolitan Life Insurance Company San Francisco Liecutenent Toston Albert Zweigart Ft. Omaha VU. S&s Mack's Inn Trade North Fork of the Snake Mack Pocatello Council Knights of Columbus H. E. Wasley R. E. Keener A. W. Hayes Iowa JP. H. Kane Kolowala L. D. True Pocatello Auto Company Ford Dealers Detroit Ford Motor Company Joseph Atkinson William Quantico U.S Bill Joseph Fred Malloy North Arthur Malloy Yellowstone Fruit Company James Dolan Theodore H. Buell St. Paul Seminary St. Paul Minnesota Tigrne St. Anthony's St. Joseph's Pro- Cathedral Gorman Caldwell Swetland New World Life Insurance Company Nettie Swetland Nampa Alden W. Swetland Memorial Park W. F. Vance College of Idaho Jaroslav Montpelier Fred Hart C. W. King Wyoming State Penitentiary Rawlins Salt Canyon Sherif Athey John Otterbein Snyder United States Bureau of Fisheries Bear Lake Mr. Snyder Lake Bonneville Utah Columbia River Pacific Ocean Bear River Bear Lake Valley Fossil, Wyo Hawaiian Island Pele Madame Pele Denver Court Wong
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